To facilitate easier to use DTS measurements, and to make it more standardised ‘plug & play’ DTS sensors could be developed. By using standard fibre optic connectors, these sensors can then be deployed more easily, and the measurements are more reproducable.
As an example, I sketched this soil temperature profiler, based on Campbell Sci.’s SOILVUE10 sensor (image links to PDF file):
Thanks to everyone who attended. The presentation can be downloaded here.
Click the image for the .pdf file.
Click the image for the .pdf file.
I have finished the guide on how to make the Pi Zero W datalogger, you can find it here. Let me know if you have any questions.
I will upload the custom image once I manage to shrink it down.
For everyone who could not be there, or would like to see the presentation again:
Thanks everyone for the amount of interest today. Don’t hesitate to ask me questions by mail! The Instructables page and SDcard images will be showing up here in the coming weeks.
Update: the Instructable can be found here
This probably influences the accuracy of our measurements…
The red line is the dry cable temperature, the blue line is the wet cable temperature. The canopy starts at 20 m, and ends at 34 m. Shades against solar radiation are placed between 38 and 46 m.
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